What we say about our photographs—how we describe them, interpret them, share them—can shape the work itself. After years spent in galleries and in conversation with collectors, I’ve learned that finding the words is more than an afterthought. It’s a creative act of its own.

Curiosity isn’t just about looking—it’s about seeing in a deeper, more intentional way. The more we engage with the world, the more it reveals itself to us. Light, texture, movement—each moment carries something waiting to be noticed. By training ourselves to observe with curiosity, we open the door to richer, more compelling photography.